Katarzyna Duda: The multinationals do not create jobs in Central Europe. They STEAL them
Katarzyna Duda, expert on social politics working for the All-Poland Trade Union Confederation (OPZZ) and member of Razem (Together) party,...
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Sergiu Mișcoiu: Bulgarian-Romanian relations are unjustly weak
The second part of the interview with the professor of European Studies at the University of Cluj-Napoca deals with the...
Sergiu Mișcoiu: Romania relies on the EU for economic answer to the war in Ukraine
Sergiu Mișcoiu is a professor of Political Science and European Studies at the University Babeș-Bolyai in Cluj-Napoca. He gave to...
Changing the screws of a defunded and understaffed agency: Jennifer Abruzzo
Over the past months, the President of Amazon Labor United, Chris Smalls, has been dominating the press. Major media outlets...
Who wants to lead the crumbling kingdom? Liz Truss, Rishi Sunak and the choice without a choice
Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak are the main political figures in the spectacle played after Johnson’s resignation. Who of them...
Sanna Marin: what has she REALLY achieved?
We invited the director of Left Forum Finland to discuss not the Finnish Prime Minister's dance, but her political actions....
Participatory budgeting in Central and Eastern Europe
The excerpt below is an introductory chapter from Adi Dohotaru's book, Participatory budgeting: between emancipation and hijacking, Presa Universitară Clujeană,...
Stripping workers of formal protections
The arrival of Uber, Lyft, Doordash and many companies that promoted independence and a flexible work schedule to the laborers...
The kingdom embroiled in the class war
The United Kingdom has seen a lot of turbulence in history, from Wilhelm the Conqueror to War of the Roses,...
What happened to Dmitry Medvedev?
In recent months, former Russian President and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has been surprising his social media audience with sharp...
